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The old adage "if it ain't bork, don't fix it" may apply here. You should be able to make the upgrade by replacing the files but make sure to test it thoroughly before going to production. What advantages will you get from a change?

It was always a little glitchy - buttons sometimes wouldn't react and other odd behavior.  With a year longer development, and the new version 1.3.1 advertised as having 50 fixes and improvements, I'm hoping the performance will be a little smoother.  The app seems a little glitchier this year (we use it for a festival once a year) and I thought there might also be some changes needed relative to latest device operating systems.  

You'll want the latest jQuery mobile package, including the CSS. You may also want to upgrade your jQuery core file.

Unfortunately I don't understand what is meant by the "latest jQuery mobile package, including the CSS" or how to handle the upgrade if I did.  Repeating my original question:

You can upload the new jQuery Mobile files.

I don't understand which files?  

The files listed here - http://jquerymobile.com/blog/2013/04/10/announcing-jquery-mobile-1-3-1/

Jay,

I'm unsure why you're lost if you developed the original site. The file that you shoud upgrade is the jQuery Mobile file itself - http://code.jquery.com/mobile/1.3.1/jquery.mobile-1.3.1.min.js

I'll move this to the jQuery Mobile forum which should get you more looks.

It would have been helpful to know that I'm in the wrong forum, however I'll get less "looks" now that the thread has 9 posts.  Please stop helping.

Jeff,